- Seplat, FirstHoldco Boost Stock Market Cap, Investors Gain N1.38tn
- NAHCO’s Air France-KLM Mandate Opens Higher-Value Growth Chapter
- XRP Price Slumps by 5% on Fed Hawkish Comment Reactions
- FTSE Russell Upgrades Nigeria to Frontier Market Status
- GCR Upgrades Coronation Merchant Bank Ratings to BBB+/A2
- Alibaba Tokenized bStocks Dips by 2% on Thin Transactions
- Crude Oil Prices Decline as Supply Outlook Improves
- Huge Funds Chase Nigerian OMO Bills in Search for 21% True Yield
Cryptocurrency
Alibaba Tokenized bStocks (BABAB) price dipped by 1.91% in 24 hours to $116.18 on Friday
NVIDIA Tokenized bStocks (NVDAB) gained 3.14% in 24 hours to $226.57…
Bitcoin (BTC) price is up by about 3% to $80.3k on Thursday, slightly trailing the broader market’s
Bitcoin price is down 5.60% to $65,703.72 over the past 24h, underperforming a broadly lower market amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
XRP’s target price has been raised by a slew of crypto analysts and firms, citing increased adoption from Wall Street giants, including Goldman Sachs. During early trading hours, investors began taking positions, with trading volume rising about 20% intraday to approximately $2.4 billion on Friday.
Ripple, the leading provider of blockchain-based enterprise solutions across traditional and digital finance, has announced its participation in BLOOM, an initiative by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
MNT Price Dives by 5% in Broader Crypto Selloffs Mantle (MNT) dipped by 4.84% over…
Ethereum (ETH) dropped by more than 5.13% over 24 hours to $2,074.74 as early investors moved holdings to exchanges, countering recent Whale accumulation.
Cardano (ADA) gained about 5% to $0.272, outperforming Bitcoin’s +2.43% gain, as Monument Bank plans to tokenise GBP250 million on Cardano.
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